Retirement Never Fades, the Silver-haired Spy Returns to the Battlefield!

A female body is discovered at the doorstep of a retired spy's house! The old shadow dream reappears, she returns to the battlefield, and a cross-country pursuit of the murderer is about to begin! Sixty-year-old Maggie Bird runs a chicken farm in a small town in Maine. She occasionally meets up with old friends to catch up on old times and leads a comfortable life. However, when a tortured female corpse appears on her doorstep, Maggie realizes that the dusty past has finally come to haunt her, and her espionage career has never really ended. The members of the "Martini Club", composed of retired spies, are still young. Their years of experience and unique skills allow them to jump into action immediately. They also hope to be able to flex their muscles again, if only to spice up their quiet retirement lives. From the United States to Thailand, France, Turkey, and Malta, the approaching danger forced Maggie to look back on the days of wandering between truth and lies, as well as the disaster that took away her lover. We want to live a peaceful life. It's time for us to live a peaceful life. The first in the new series "Martini Club" by "Queen of Medical Mysteries" Tess Gleeson. Mysterious foreign spies, cruel serial assassinations, suspicious pillow lovers, the bloody truth buried by the years has surfaced, thrilling and full of twists and turns.

The original novel of the hit TV series "Flower" series, a masterpiece of spy novels in the new era. Presents a delightfully corrosive vision of British intelligence - the workplace as a shura. Welcome to Jackson Lamb's realm: Slough House, a refuge for frustrated spies. This is a group of people who have been abandoned by the times. They were once high-spirited, but now they have become dejected slaves, doomed to a life of dealing with irrelevant documents. In the boring and musty office, these well-trained agents complained, quarreled with each other, stared at the yellowed walls and had sweet dreams - they all hoped to return to the organization and continue their espionage career. So when a young man is kidnapped and held hostage, about to be executed live on the Internet, the gangsters find a chance to redeem themselves. They must race against time to save the boy, or a public execution will cause uproar around the world. It doesn't matter, they are the famous Slough team and they always have a way to make things worse...

The original novel of the hit TV series "Flower" series, a masterpiece of spy novels in the new era. In the purgatory of the Intelligence Bureau, Slough House, spies were mockingly called "horses" and were sent here to spend the rest of their lives. Their boss, Jackson Lamb, is on his way to Oxford to investigate the mystery of a former spy who died on a bus. In special times, Dickie Bowe was not an obvious assassination target. He was a very talented street worker. Good at tracking people and bringing back their secrets. Dickey was working with Lamb in Berlin at the time. Now Lamb has his phone, and on it is the last secret Dickie revealed before his death. And Lamb had reason to believe that the Intelligence Agency was secretly carrying out an old Moscow-style operation. Once a spy, always a spy. Dickey was one of them. In order to uncover the secrets Dickie left before his death, Lamb and his hopeless Slough Squad members are about to take action... A portrait of frustrated agents in the post-Cold War era, presenting a delightfully corrosive vision of British intelligence - the workplace is the Shura Field.

The original novel of the hit TV series "Flower" series. Counterattack from "social animal" to the king of spy novels in the new era! Which of your colleagues would you trust with your life? An agent from Slough House is kidnapped and held for ransom. Team Slough must overcome obstacles and subvert all expectations of their abilities to break through the top security systems at Regent's Park, MI5's intelligence headquarters, and steal valuable intelligence in exchange for the safety of their companions. However, the kidnapping is just the tip of the iceberg - agents uncover a larger web of conspiracy involving not only a group of private mercenaries but also the highest levels of the secret intelligence agency. After years of existing as the lowest of the low, the lowlifes suddenly find themselves caught up in a conspiracy that threatens not only the future of Slough House, but MI5 itself. Recommended by Anthony Horowitz, the famous British detective novel master! The British Crime Writers Association's "Golden Dagger Award", the Ian Fleming Steel Dagger Award, and the annual final selection of Thexton's old-style detective novels. "Flower" was nominated for Best Drama Series, Best Actor, and Best Supporting Actor at the 76th Emmy Awards.

The original novel of the popular TV series Liuren series. One of the protagonists dies suddenly? It involves his complicated life experience and the shocking secrets of three generations. David Cartwright has been retired from intelligence for twenty years, but he still knows where all the bones are buried. As he suffered from dementia in his later years, he suddenly became a target. Jackson Lamb worked with Cartwright. He knows better than most that the "old guy" is not fragile - a "vicious old spy with blood on his hands" might be a more accurate description of him. The "old guy" wants to raise his grandson to be a hero, not a lowly. But now, instead of joining the myths and legends of Spy Street, River Cartwright becomes a member of Lamb's desperate Slough Squad. So when the "old guy's" panic button sounded the alarm at Regent's Park headquarters, Lamb was called to identify the body. And Lamb will do whatever he thinks is necessary to protect an agent in danger... The masterpiece of Mick Herron, winner of the Diamond Dagger Award, the world's highest award in the mystery industry, and the adapted series of the same name won multiple nominations for the Golden Globe and Emmy Awards. Hailed by foreign media as the successor of John Le Carré, he has counterattacked from a "social animal" to the king of spy novels in the new era.

On the 35th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, human strife and confrontation have never stopped... A high-level scientist is mysteriously kidnapped; the British secret intelligence agency WOOC(P) must find out his whereabouts. Hunting prey from seedy London Soho to the other side of the world. It seemed like this thing had gone from a simple mission to something more sinister and sinister. An unsung hero who is calm and restrained and comes from the working class, uses a deep and ironic tone to tell the story of this dark vortex full of crises and the shocking secrets behind it... Lien Dayton is one of the "three great masters of spy novels" with John le Carré, and his influence inspired the latter to create the "Smiley Trilogy". Deighton's masterpiece, the first of the "Berlin Trilogy" - "The Ipcress Files": a pioneering work that reshaped the form of spy novels. The film adaptation of the same name won three BAFTA awards for Best Film, Best Cinematography, and Best Art Direction.

Under the clouds of the Cold War, the ghosts of the Nazis reappeared. Tokyo, Paris, Berlin... How will personal choice versus the power of will? In Tokyo, Japan, more than forty years after the end of World War II, painter Aoki met the mysterious German woman Elsa through the matchmaking of his girlfriend. After learning that he might have been born in a German wartime concentration camp, Aoki resolutely chose to follow Elsa to Europe to find her biological parents... In Paris, France, a mysterious noblewoman had been hiding her true identity for many years. She had committed heinous crimes in a wartime concentration camp. After Germany's defeat, she transformed into an upper-class person. Someone discovered her true identity, forcing her to take risks...

Leon Deighton's masterpiece, the final chapter of the "Berlin Trilogy". Struggling MI6 agent Bernard Samson has been passed over for promotion while his younger and more ambitious colleagues - including his wife Fiona - have been promoted. An important agent lurking in East Berlin warned the British that there was a mole at the heart of the intelligence agency. Samson must return to the city he loves and uncover the identity of the traitor. However, what was waiting for him was only a cold and solemn Shura field...

The second book of the "Berlin Trilogy" is a pioneering work that reshapes the form of spy novels. The film adaptation of the same name won the BAFTA Award for Best Film. Berlin in 1963 was dark and full of crises. The unsung hero of "The Yipcrest Files" is assigned a mission - one of the Soviet Union's most brilliant scientists attempts to defect while hiding in an elaborately forged coffin. But he soon discovers that the deception hides a deadlier truth, revealing the dark, gloomy, and chilling atmosphere of this divided city.